Mary's loyal friend and former troupe member. She plays a pivotal role in connecting Mary with producer Bill Gray, accepts his job offer, and later secures a chorus position in Valeska's revue alongside Mary.
Sue is Judge Holt's spirited granddaughter and Audrey's cousin. Genuinely in love with Conrad Burton, she competes with Audrey for him and tries to change her grandfather's opposition to the airport by writing a provocative note about spending the night at Conrad's apartment. She ultimately wins Conrad's heart and Judge Holt's blessing.
Mary Ellen is Tim Maloney's charming daughter and the bride-to-be of Danny Sheehan Jr. Her wedding is planned at the police station, but Tim's shame after his demotion makes him slip away before the ceremony. After Tim clears his name and regains his standing, he returns in time to escort the couple to the altar.
Babs' college friend who cautions her about Mack's reputation. She facilitates Babs' integration into campus social clubs and assists in managing group dynamics during parties and outings.
Rosalind’s loyal friend and fellow Ritz employee. She shares Rosalind’s ambition to secure a wealthy husband and provides early emotional support, though her narrative role remains secondary and supportive.
Dewey's sister, Margie shares his home and is excited about a supposed sure thing at the races with her boyfriend. Her enthusiasm helps bring the betting opportunity to Dewey's attention; he then stakes his entire $2,500 bonus on a longshot and wins. The summary gives no further details about Margie's part in the story.
Doris Dawson has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 1926. Signature works include Do Your Duty, The Royal Four-Flusher, Heart Trouble. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
